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It was about a 30 minute drive from their house and on their way they stopped at a small coffee shop. They arrived at the physio and it was very busy. When they were walking in Ellie thought she saw someone who looked like Millie bright a chelsea player. She thought she was just seeing things and kept walking but then the girl turned around and it was her the real Millie bright !! She was tempted to go over and say hello but she left it because that didn’t want to be late for the appointment. But then all of a sudden she herd an Australian accent hardly that couldn’t be Sam kerr she turned around and and it was!! She straight away ran over them and said hello.

They were very pleased to talking her. And were asking her about what happened to her knee. She couldn’t stay talking to her so they told her and her dad to meat them in the coffee shop after they finish there appointment. When they finished the physio he told them to come back in two weeks time and he also gave Ellie some stretch’s to do at home. They&nbsp; left strait away and headed strait over to the coffee shop. Ellie was buzzing with excitement. They got to the coffee shop, Ellie saw Millie and Sam sitting at a table and ran over to them. They were talking for about ten minutes. Ellie then noticed that Sam had a emvolobe with a Chelsea logo on it and Sam said “this is for&nbsp; you,you very much deserve it. Ellie slowly opened the blue emvleope and took out two medium sized pieces of paper. They were two tickets for the arsenal v Chelsea game in the emrites she was in sock that was the best day of her life.

Ellie had always looked up to Sam Kerr. She thought it was very good how Sam had started off playing AFL (Australian football) and then moved to playing soccer. At first Sam thought soccer was very different and didn’t like it too much. However she went on&nbsp; to become one of the best female soccer players in the world! Recently Ellie and her family had moved up to Dublin which they were really loving because Tom also played soccer and was going for Ireland trials.

Ellie was very different to the girls in her class. They were all girly and loved to shop and wear makeup. She sometimes finds it hard as she loves soccer and never wears dresses or anything girly. All of Ellies close friends, she had made through soccer and didn’t go to her school. Ellie hated school and finds all of it very boring and sometimes hard too. When Ellie first started secondary school she struggled because everyone was saying how weird it was that she was playing soccer and it was very boyish. She even didn’t go to school for three whole weeks because of it . She still doesn’t enjoy school very much but is dealing with it.

It was one boring Friday afternoon in school and Ellie was impatiently waiting for the school bell to ring. She had a very big soocer match on Saturday and was eager to get some extra training in before it . When the bell finally rang , Ellies face lit up and she sprinted out the door. When she got home , she put on her jersey,shorts,socks and football boots. The game was a semi final and if their team didn’t win it would be so heartbreaking for them all. Ellie trained for nearly three hours, shooting, dribbling,passing and much more. When she came home she had to do some homework which she really didn’t want to do. She went to bed quite early that night. She wanted to have a great night's sleep for the big game tomorrow morning.

Today was the day, Shamrock Rovers vs Wexford FC. She picked out her lucky socks,shorts and shin pads. It was Ellie's first proper game for Shamrock Rovers and she was extremely nervou. She picked up the shamrock rover jersey and put it on with hope and joy. She gave her mother a tight hug. Her brother wished her luck and gave her some helpful advice before the game. The car ride to Tallaght stadium felt so long for her.&nbsp; She had butterflies in her stomach. She always had three things that she did before a game &nbsp;1. Eat well before going to play the game&nbsp; &nbsp;2. Don’t go on social media before games. It could distract her. &nbsp;3. Think positively!

The car journey home was the worst.&nbsp; So many emotions were going through her head making her sick to her stomach. Her mam used to always say that soccer is a boys sport and it’s taking over her school life. Her mam understood how upset Ellie was though. When she got home she ran to her room and threw herself down on her bed. She felt tear drops falling onto her pillow.&nbsp; Ellie never cries but she cried so much that day.

Her mam came up to her room talk to her and mabey it a sign that she that it’s time to quit soccer and told her it too rough and it’s for boys. Ellie said that her mam was being over protective and Ellie’s dad agreed. He would not let Ellie quit and Ellie also did not want to give up.

When they arrived at Tallaght there were many people there, Ellie was not used to that. Her palms started to sweat and she felt slightly dizzy but she had to brush it off like nothing was happening. Her friends Abbie,Katie and Molly all ran over to her saying “are you really excited” and “I can’t believe we are going to be playing in Tallaght”. The match was about to start. Ellie was delighted that she started in midfields. She did very well, the team were making good passes, dribbling down the wing and even Abbie scored a class goal. Everything was going great. Half time came and they were in the lead for the first twenty minutes.

Ellie started loving football when she was just four years old. She was always out kicking a ball around with her cousins or her older brother Tom. The Kelly family were always mad into football. Ellie was a 14 year old girl, she had light blonde hair and bright blue eyes. She tended to take everything so seriously and always needed to win everything. Ellie first joined an all boys club when she was five years old and played with the club for three years. Ellies mam Elaine thought it was very rough for a little girl, she was the youngest there and most of the time would come home from training with bruises or a bloody nose. But she had to stick with them since there were no girls teams where they lived up in Sligo.

Ellie went down after a girl tackled her roughly and she injured her knee. She was in immense pain, and got escorted of the pitch. She could not walk and was heart broken that she wouldn’t be able to stay for the last few minutes of the game. Her Dad rushed her to the hospital.Nobody really knew what happened her.

When they got into the hospital the doctor looked at her leg and her knee and she also got taken for an x ray. They found out that she sprained her knee. The doctor told her and her dad that it’s very common in football and that it would take 4-6 weeks to heal before being able to get back training again. They both felt very disappointed with this news and didn’t know if she would make the Shamrock Rover team again. She rang her mam and told her all about what had happened. Recently one of her favorite players Sam Kerr had torn her ACL and Ellie was very upset because she wouldn’t be playing in the olympics.

The next morning,Ellie woke up just as sad as she&nbsp; was yesterday. She found it strange not getting up early to go play football with her friends for hours. Her dad was suggesting that she could go to a physio it might help with her knee and she could recover faster. But her mama thought that she should let it heal on its own she felt very stuck between the the two of them. All she could think about is playing football and hanging out with all of her friends from her club. She got lots of nice cards,messages,calls and lovely gifts. She finally decided that that she would go to a phisyo

Ellie and her dad looked all over for a good physio that would help her recoverie. They eventually found one in Dublin town center and it was supposed to be very good professional footballers such as Abbie Larkin, Denise O’Sullivan and even Katie McCabe! Visited that physio.

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